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Taxa: Hippolyte obliquimanus (Hippolyte curacaoensis)
Search Criteria: panama OR costa rica; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Florida Museum of Natural History

UF
49869-ArthropodaLeray, Matthieu; Lasley, Robert; Pachelle, Paulo   2017-05-26
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Runway, 9.346635 -82.257661
UF
50039-ArthropodaLeray, Matthieu; Lasley, Robert; Pachelle, Paulo   2017-05-31
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Salt Creek, 9.288028 -82.112533
UF
50047-ArthropodaLeray, Matthieu; Lasley, Robert; Pachelle, Paulo   2017-05-31
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Salt Creek, 9.288251 -82.112764

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 287204Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute   1987-10-08
Panama, Las Minas Bay, Largo Remo Island, Entrance To Island, 9.3953 -79.8342
NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 287206Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute   1988-04-19
Panama, Colon, Mina Island, N Of Island, 9.3953 -79.8342
NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 287205Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute   1987-10-20
Panama, Colon, Palina Island, N Of Island, 9.6131 -79.5972
NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 287203Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute   1987-10-09
Panama, Canal Zone, Del Padre Island, La Doncella, 9.58 -79.67
NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 279081R. Heard & J. Vargas   1998-04-24
Costa Rica, Limon, Parque Nacional Cahuita
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